10 ½ozCream of Celery SoupSee notes for link to an allergen-friendly version!
8ozNon-dairy sour cream Our go-to brands are Elmhurst, Violife, or Forager.
¾cupNon-dairy Cheddar cheeseShredded. We use either goat cheddar or VioLife's Just Like Cheddar shreds.
½cupOnionsFinely diced
1tspSalt
1tspPepper
1cupRitz CrackersCrushed. Surprisingly, these crackers are dairy-free friendly. If you need a gluten-free brand, try FitJoy, Schar, or Lance's versions!
4tbspNon-dairy butterMelted. We love the Country Crock plant butter or Monty's cultured cashew butter logs!
Instructions
Start by preheating your oven to 350*F. In an 8" x 8" oven-proof casserole dish (or similar size), spray with cooking spray to prevent from sticking.
Next, finely dice the onions and shred the cheddar cheese (if it's not already shredded). Combine the first seven ingredients in a bowl and stir well until fully combined.*
Place mixture into the prepared casserole dish and bake at 350*F for 20 minutes. While waiting for the casserole, combine the crushed Ritz crackers and melted butter in a bowl and set aside. Remove the casserole from the oven, add the cracker mixture on top, and return to the oven for an additional 10 minutes. The corn casserole is done when it begins to bubble around the edges.
This keeps well in the fridge in a Tupperware container and is great warmed up for leftovers. Will keep about 5-7 days in the refridgerator (if you even have that much left over)!
Notes
Here's a link to a great brand we've found for allergen-friendly recipe inclusions, like this cream of celery soup!
*You can also layer these ingredients before baking if you prefer not to mix them up!
Follow Step 1 and the prepping part of Step 2 from the instructions above.
Then (instead of the mixing part) layer the ingredients into the dish, starting with the drained corn, then adding the sour cream, cheese, onions, salt, and pepper, finally adding the soup on top.